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There are sooo many good spots to ride up there!!!!! I went to school up there for 2 years and wish I had my bike at that time.
7-mile ORV park is pretty cool, you should check that out. Ask a local bike shop for directions (easy to find) but I forgot the street names.
7-mile ORV park is pretty cool, you should check that out. Ask a local bike shop for directions (easy to find) but I forgot the street names.
Joined Jun 2004
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Sandpoint ID
7 mile is place to ride in desperation, there to many riders with carhart bibs and T shirt
you get my point and its very dusty there in mid aug. there is so much better riding
to be had elsewhere and some these places are cooler and in the shade
jwiily drop PM 2 weeks before your arrival so some plan can be made
VIKING
you get my point and its very dusty there in mid aug. there is so much better riding
to be had elsewhere and some these places are cooler and in the shade
jwiily drop PM 2 weeks before your arrival so some plan can be made
VIKING
RE: deer lake
Wow, your talking about my neck of the woods, man I'm excited!!!!! Sorry, I just had to get that out of my system. I've heard that 7-mile is ok, as well as Riverside ORV area, I've never been to either though, about an hour north of Deer Lake on Highway 2 there is Badey Bould ORV riding area, lots tight woods riding with a few really technical rock areas (watch out for your discs, I bent my rear disc there a few weeks ago), then there is Extreme Motorsports track in Airway Heights, but that's a little ways off from where you'll be... Of course those are "approved" orv areas there are thousands of miles of logging road where a street legal enduro can go. If you don't mind riding a little bit of an "iffy" area just after you make the turnoff at Loon Lake on Gardenspot (I think that is the name of the road) in about 3/4 of a mile east of Hwy 395 you will see a turnoff on the left with a gate in it you can go ride the powerline roads there, nobody really minds that you ride there, the gate is mainly there for liability reasons. Of course if you would rather not ride areas like that, there are tons 'approved' areas. I hope you enjoy your vacation. -Eric
Wow, your talking about my neck of the woods, man I'm excited!!!!! Sorry, I just had to get that out of my system. I've heard that 7-mile is ok, as well as Riverside ORV area, I've never been to either though, about an hour north of Deer Lake on Highway 2 there is Badey Bould ORV riding area, lots tight woods riding with a few really technical rock areas (watch out for your discs, I bent my rear disc there a few weeks ago), then there is Extreme Motorsports track in Airway Heights, but that's a little ways off from where you'll be... Of course those are "approved" orv areas there are thousands of miles of logging road where a street legal enduro can go. If you don't mind riding a little bit of an "iffy" area just after you make the turnoff at Loon Lake on Gardenspot (I think that is the name of the road) in about 3/4 of a mile east of Hwy 395 you will see a turnoff on the left with a gate in it you can go ride the powerline roads there, nobody really minds that you ride there, the gate is mainly there for liability reasons. Of course if you would rather not ride areas like that, there are tons 'approved' areas. I hope you enjoy your vacation. -Eric
RE: deer lake
our house is on the east side of deer lake, first house on the water at the bottom of the hill. i agree badey bould is awesome. where are you coming from in wa.?
our house is on the east side of deer lake, first house on the water at the bottom of the hill. i agree badey bould is awesome. where are you coming from in wa.?
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